'inner_boundary_index' referenced before assignment

[RachelLosacco]

This run uses model/structure/type/specific and model/abundances/type/file.

Here is the pastebin with my terminal commands and full error.
Here is the pastebin with my .yml configuration file.
Here is the pastebin with the abundances file.

It might not be a good idea to have a file type for abundances and type:specific for the structure. The error could stem from the astrophysics side more so than the programming aspect, but I would like to know why this is not working.

[yeganer]

I think you are missing shell 0

[ftsamis]

I think that the combination of abundances.type=file and structure.type=specific will always end up on this error (with the current code). This is because the variables inner_boundary_index and outer_boundary_index are only assigned in the structure_section['type'] == 'file' case, but are accessed anyway in the abundances_section['type'] == 'file' case (io/config_reader.py).

[RachelLosacco]

The example abundance file(s) show it beginning with 1.

@ftsamis I think you're right. It also makes sense that a set up with varying abundances should not have a constant density and velocity.

[unoebauer]

True - physically it may not be very meaningful but it could be a useful setup for test calculations. In any case, I'd suggest to add a check which informs the user that the selected combination is currently not supported.

[ftsamis]

This issue has probably become irrelevant after #652 was merged.